History Franchise / ScoobyDoo

* ''ComicBook/TheBatmanAndScoobyDooMysteries'' (DC, 2021-2022), 12 issues
** ''The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries'' (DC, 2022-2023), 12 issues

The TurnOfTheMillennium saw the release of two theatrical Scooby-Doo movies, one in 2002 simply titled ''Film/ScoobyDoo2002''[[note]]The last HB spinoff project to be overseen by both of its company's founders. Bill Hanna died in 2001, a year before the film was released.[[/note]] and its sequel, 2004's ''Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed'',[[note]]the last HB spinoff project to be overseen by Joe Barbera, who died two years later,[[/note]] starring Creator/SarahMichelleGellar of ''[[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]]'' fame as Daphne and her husband Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr as [[TheDanza Fred]]. They were followed by two made-for-TV prequels, which featured a different cast. All four were loaded with {{Continuity Nod}}s, and {{lampshade|Hanging}}d the show's own clichés. ''Film/DaphneAndVelma'', a live-action prequel movie focusing on said characters, was released on DVD in 2018.

After so many years in both first-run and reruns, this franchise is so thoroughly embedded in American popular culture that even people who have never seen it are familiar with it. It's also earned more than a few shout-outs from other franchises; the ad-hoc vampire-hunting team that formed around Buffy Summers in ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' called themselves "The Scooby Gang", and so did the team in ''[[Series/Class2016 Class]]'' (one of the tracks on the ''Class'' soundtrack is even called "Scooby Gang Skype Sesh").[[note]] The actual ''Scooby'' characters never refer to themselves as such; whenever their group was given a name in the series, it's always been "Mystery, Inc." That is until [=S3E3=] of ''What's New, Scooby-Doo?'', where the gang is called "The Scooby Gang" by everyone when they return to their hometown.[[/note]] It has also become [[UsefulNotes/{{BritishAccents}} Cockney rhyming slang]] for "clue" (as in "Haven't a Scooby, mate"). In 2018, one of the biggest-profile tributes to the franchise occurred when the TV series ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' aired a [[Recap/SupernaturalS13E16ScoobyNatural full-out animated crossover episode]] that re-introduced the characters to a new generation of viewers (while also [[JustHereForGodzilla attracting first-time viewers]] to ''Supernatural'').

* [[DistressedDamsel Daphne getting abducted and tied up.]] Lampshaded in the original series; she's called "Danger-Prone Daphne" more than once.

* ''Ride/ScoobyDooSpookyCoaster''

* ''VideoGame/ScoobyDoo2002'' (2002 action-adventure game)

* ''Scooby-Doo'' (DC, 1997-2010), 159 issues

* ''Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo'' (1991)

* {{Catchphrase}}s: "Zoinks!" for Shaggy, "Jinkies!" for Velma, "Jeepers" for Daphne. Scrappy had two: "Let me at 'em, Let me at 'em!" and "Da-da-da-da-da-da, Puppy Power!". Not to mention the infamous "LetsSplitUpGang!" for Freddy as well as "Looks like we have another mystery on our hands!" and, in the 2010s, "Hold the phone!", and of course, Scooby's "Scooby Dooby Doo!" and "Rut Roh!" In some of the newer episodes/movies, Scooby responds to any mention of a dog with [[ObliviousToHisOwnDescription "Rog? Where?"]]

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There have been several ''Scooby-Doo'' comic book adaptations over the years, through Western Publishing (Gold Key Comics imprint), Charlton Comics, Creator/MarvelComics, Creator/ArchieComics, and most recently Creator/DCComics.[[labelnote:†]]Also owned by Time Warner.[[/labelnote]] As of 2015, the ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You'' comic was the longest-running non-superhero DC title. Most ''Scooby'' comics consist of stories similar to the original cartoons, with the occasional crossover with other Hanna-Barbera cartoons or DC superhero property. In 2016, as part of a new line of "reimagined" Hanna-Barbera cartoon titles aimed at older audiences, a new AlternateUniverse comic called ''Scooby Apocalypse'' [[http://www.ew.com/2016/01/28/dc-entertainment-hanna-barbera-titles was announced.]] As you might have guessed, it's Scooby-Doo [-IN THE APOCALYPSE-]! This also features yet another radical redesign and shift to modern times for the ol' gang.

* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'' (2019-2021, Boomerang/Creator/HBOMax) - In this iteration, the gang meets celebrities in cartoon form as well as established fictional characters, similar to ''WesternAnimation/TheNewScoobyDooMovies''. 52 Episodes.

* ''Scooby-Doo! and the Mystery Pups:'' (2024, Cartoon Network/HBO Max) -- An upcoming entry intended for CN's Cartoonito block, it will be the first series in the franchise aimed specifically towards pre-schoolers.

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Three years after the show's birth in 1969 saw the debut of the ''New Scooby-Doo Movies'' which had hour-long episodes in which the gang encountered and solved the mystery for, or [[GuestStarPartyMember with]], a celebrity (usually, if not always, with said celebrity voiced by themselves) or a famous fictional character or ensembles such as ComicBook/{{Batman}} or Franchise/TheAddamsFamily.

Afterward, the show returned to its roots in the form of the Scooby-Doo Show, with a half-hour format and no more celebrity cameos. Two relatives of Scooby, Scooby-Dum and Scooby-Dee, were briefly introduced and removed in the course of a few episodes.

** Played within the classic series episode "A Clue For Scooby-Doo." Fred and the gang are about to unmask the Ghost of Captain Cutler to see if it was Ebeneezer Shark (the beachcomber they interrogated earlier). It turned out to be – thanks to Shaggy's placement of some seaweed – Captain Cutler himself. (Scooby and Velma were the only others to have recognized this denouement, but Fred and Daphne announce it as well, and they weren't even at Widow Cutler's home to have seen the Cutler portrait.)

Afterward, the show returned to its roots in the form of the Scooby-Doo Show, with a half-hour format and no more celebrity cameos. Two relatives of Scooby; Scooby-Dum and Scooby-Dee, were briefly introduced and removed in the course of a few episodes.

Three years after the show's birth in 1969 saw the debut of the ''New Scooby-Doo Movies'' which had hour-long episodes in which the gang encountered and solved the mystery for, or [[GuestStarPartyMember with]], a celebrity (usually, if not always, with said celebrity voiced by themselves) or a famous fictional figure/ensembles such as ComicBook/{{Batman}} or Franchise/TheAddamsFamily.

Three years after the show's birth in 1969 saw the debut of the ''New Scooby-Doo Movies'' which had hour-long episodes in which the gang encountered and solved the mystery for, or [[GuestStarPartyMember with]], a celebrity (usually, if not always, with celebrity voiced by themselves) or a famous fictional figure/ensembles such as ComicBook/{{Batman}} or Franchise/TheAddamsFamily.

The TurnOfTheMillennium saw the release of two theatrical Scooby-Doo movies, one in 2002 simply titled ''Film/ScoobyDoo2002''[[note]]The last HB spinoff project to be overseen by both of its company's founders. Bill Hanna died in 2001, a year before the film was released.[[/note]] and its sequel, 2004's ''Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed'',[[note]]the last HB spinoff project to be overseen by Joe Barbera, who died two years later,[[/note]] starring Creator/SarahMichelleGellar of ''Buffy'' fame as Daphne and her husband Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr as [[TheDanza Fred]]. They were followed by two made-for-TV prequels, which featured a different cast. All four were loaded with {{Continuity Nod}}s, and {{lampshade|Hanging}}d the show's own clichés. ''Film/DaphneAndVelma'', a live-action prequel movie focusing on said characters, was released on DVD in 2018.

The TurnOfTheMillennium saw the release of two theatrical Scooby-Doo movies, one in 2002 simply titled ''Film/ScoobyDoo2002''[[note]]The last HB spinoff project to be overseen by both of its company's founders. Bill Hanna died in 2001, a year before the film was released.[[/note]] and its sequel, 2004's ''Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed'',[[note]]the last HB spinoff project to be overseen by Joe Barbera, who died two years later,[[/note]] starring Sarah Michelle Gellar of ''Buffy'' fame as Daphne and her husband Freddie Prinze Jr. as [[TheDanza Fred]]. They were followed by two made-for-TV prequels, which featured a different cast. All four were loaded with {{Continuity Nod}}s, and {{lampshade|Hanging}}d the show's own clichés. ''Film/DaphneAndVelma'', a live-action prequel movie focusing on said characters, was released on DVD in 2018.

* ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooFlash'' (two ''UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash'' playable episode sets with PointAndClickGame mechanics.)

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Three years after the show's birth in 1969 saw the debut of the ''New Scooby-Doo Movies'' which had hour-long episodes in which the gang encountered and solved the mystery for, or [[GuestStarPartyMember with]], a celebrity (usually, if not always, said celebrity was voiced by themselves) or a famous fictional figure/ensembles such as ComicBook/{{Batman}} or Franchise/TheAddamsFamily.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Velma}}'' (2023-present, HBO Max) - Focusing on a high-school aged Velma, the show covers her and the rest of the gang's pre-Mystery Inc. origins. [[OddballInTheSeries Notably]], it is the first entry in the series targeted towards adults, with the usual voice cast being replaced; namely, executive producer Creator/MindyKaling voicing Velma.

* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' (1969-1970 CBS) - The original classic series, and the "bread and butter" core of the franchise. Despite it being a major hit from the start, only 25 Episodes were made across two seasons.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheScoobyDooShow'' (1976-1979, ABC) - A return of the original "Where Are You?!" formula, but with a slightly (yet noticeably) cheaper budget and occasional appearances from Scooby-Doo's relatives (e.g. his cousins Scooby-Dum and Scooby-Dee). 40 episodes.

* ''WesternAnimation/WhatsNewScoobyDoo'' (2002-2006, The WB) - A new series, returning to the original format, but with a very contemporary style. 42 Episodes. The first TV series in the franchise to be produced by Creator/WarnerBros as a consequence of the Time Warner/Turner merger of 1996.
* ''WesternAnimation/ShaggyAndScoobyDooGetAClue'' (2006-2008, The CW) - A big departure from the original formula, featured an overarching story, but only with Shaggy and Scooby (and a few appearances from Fred, Daphne, and Velma), and Scooby getting powers from special Scooby Snacks. 26 Episodes.
* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' (2010-2013, Cartoon Network) - Features a slightly enhanced version of the original design, an overarching plot, a twist on the classic formula, occasionally darker storytelling, as well as appearances from some other Hanna-Barbera cartoons. 52 Episodes.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo'' (2015-2018, Cartoon Network/Boomerang) - This incarnation falls back on the classic premise as the gang hits the road on summer vacation only to bump into mysteries and monsters. Like ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'', focuses largely on humor and self-parody of its cliches. Notable for being the first series (not counting the prequel ''A Pup Named Scooby-Doo'') to make a radical departure from the character designs in place since 1969, although most of the current voice actors returned. 52 Episodes.
* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'' (2019-2021, Boomerang/HBO Max) - In this iteration, the gang meets celebrities in cartoon form as well as established fictional characters, similar to ''WesternAnimation/TheNewScoobyDooMovies''. 52 Episodes.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Velma}}'': An Creator/HBOMax original focusing on Velma (here voiced by Creator/MindyKaling) [[{{Prequel}} and her pre-Mystery Inc. origins]]. [[OddballInTheSeries Notably]], it is [[DarkerAndEdgier intended for adults.]]
* ''Scooby-Doo! and the Mystery Pups:'' Coming in 2024 to HBO Max and Cartoon Network's Cartoonito block, it will be the first series in the franchise aimed specifically to pre-schoolers.

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[[caption-width-right:280:From left to right: [[StandardizedLeader Fred]], [[TheSmartGuy Velma]], [[BigFriendlyDog Scooby]], [[LovableCoward Shaggy]], [[TheHeart Daphne]].]]